Easy SWF is a helper for SWFobject.js, and allows you to quickly add SWF files to your pages without all the hassles.
With the SWFobject javascript library, you have to:
- Hard-code a "target DIV" in your page.
- Establish seperate objects for the attributes, parameters.
- Establish
indiviidual argments for width, height, SWF source, and all the other options.
- Hard-code the "Upgrade / No Flash" stuff into your page.
With EasySWF, we've boiled everything down to a single jQuery style "call":
- No additional DIVs or HTML necessary.
- Core SWF attributes are defined with a single object.
(Flashvars require an additional object)
- Built-in the upgrade and no-flash display for users without flash (
- Can still use the target DIV concept.
- Can also render the SWF directly with an easyswf() call.
Easy SWF is not an alternative or replacement for SWFObject, just a small wrapper to help make using SWFobject easier.
Example:
easyswf({ swf: "example.swf",
width: 400,
height: 100
});
Using Flashvars
If you need to include flashvars, well, you'll need an additional object, but at least everything is relatively consistant:
Example
easyswf({ swf: "example.swf",
width: 400,
height: 100,
flashvars: { foo: "fooValue",
bar: "barValue"
}
});
Additional Options
Of course, you can include all of the standard options as needed.
Example
easyswf( { swf: "path_to.swf",
swfversion: "10,0,0,0",
targetDiv: "div_to_replace",
bgcolor: "#000000",
width: 500,
height: 300,
scale: "default",
salign: "tl",
align: "l", // <-- Note commas after each argument (NOT semicolons)
allowScriptAccess: true,
allowFullScreen: true,
menu: true,
wmode: "transparent",
swfid: "unique_swf_id",
flashvars: {
foo: "foo",
bar: "bar" // <-- Note NO comma after last argument
}
},
noFlashImage: "path/to/flash_icon.jpg",
noFlashFont: "Arial",
noFlashFontSize: 16,
noFlashFontWeight: "bold",
noFlashFontColor: "#FFFFFF" // <-- Note NO comma after last argument
);
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